Can sugar be added to hydroponic Lucky Bamboo? How much water should be added to hydroponic Lucky Ba

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1. Can I add sugar?

2. How much water to add?

3. What should be added to make it look better?

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Don't add sugar when growing Lucky Bamboo in hydroponics. Generally, it can be grown in clean water. And don’t add too much water, as long as the water can submerge its roots. Adding too much water will be detrimental to its growth. If you want it to grow better, you can add a rusty iron nail to the water, or add some charcoal.

1. Can I add sugar?

1. Whether sugar can be added

Sugar cannot be added when cultivating Lucky Bamboo in water. Usually, only clear water is used for cultivation. If you want it to grow more vigorously, you can add it in water. Adding some salt, rusty nails or nutrient solution can promote its growth.

2. How much water to add

< p>In fact, you don’t need to add too much water when doing hydroponics. Generally, when you add water, the roots can be submerged. If you add too much water, it will be detrimental to its growth, especially if its leaves are not immersed in water, because the leaves will rot if soaked in water for a long time. Once rot occurs, it will pollute the water quality and be detrimental to plant growth.

3. What to add to grow well

1. Charcoal block: Put some charcoal in the container. It can absorb impurities very well. This is done to promote the growth of plant roots.

2. Iron nails: Rusty iron nails are decomposed by iron elements. After being absorbed by the roots of the plant, it will not only allow its leaves to grow better, but also avoid yellow leaves.

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